Morphology image of follicular lymphoma cells. Translocation involved t(15,17) and markers (CD13+, CD33+, high side scatter (not hypogranular variant) and CD34-) for APML. Markers for megakaryocytic linage leukemia - given only the FAB M7 designation. Case study - infectious lymphocytosis in a young child - given clinical notes and white cell count+diff Sudan Black B stains which parts of cells? (lipids) Which would cause a lowered ESR result? (delay in sampling). Shown a negative sickle solubility test with a strip showing a band in the HbS position - which haemoglobin present (HbD) Haemoglobin electrophoresis strips (3 questions) - shown strips without labels, asked to identify the condition. Polycythemia rubra vera - is EPO low/normal/high. shown a morphology image without labels and asked to select the corresponding condition. G6PD deficiency crises triggers among subtypes. Types of haemoglobin present in foetus/children/adults (from graph) Manual WBC/RBC/Platelet counts from haemocytometer calculations. "-Calculating red cell indices, corrected WBC for nucleated reds, corrected retic counts for anemia. I was asked a while back about what my exam covered, so here's my original comment: I was lucky in that I have a masters in Haematology and work specifically as a haematology scientist so it was mostly revision for me. I passed my SH exam last year, I studied for about 7 weeks or so prior. Be respectful that people will have opinions that differ from yours. Persistently being derogatory or degrading towards others is not appropriate and will be dealt with on a case by case basis. It is completely fine and expected for people to disagree, but discussions should be kept civil or taken to PMs.
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